An inside look at how we build your padel court. Five stages, one team, from the first site visit to the final handover.
Every project follows the same five-stage process, refined over two decades of steel manufacturing and tightened specifically for padel.
We carry out a detailed site survey to assess access, ground conditions, levels, and drainage, ensuring we plan every aspect of the installation accurately.
This stage also covers planning guidance, court configuration advice, and identifying any additional works required to deliver a successful build.
Depending on the site, we either fix the court to an existing concrete slab, install a reinforced concrete ring beam, or complete full groundwork preparation.
Full groundworks include excavation, drainage, sub-base preparation, and reinforced concrete slab construction. Built to last decades, not years.
The court structure is delivered using the most suitable transport method based on site access and location.
All components are manufactured in our North Lincolnshire facility and arrive ready for assembly, with no overseas delays or import complications.
Our team begins installation by marking out the court area, anchoring the base plates, erecting the steel structure, fitting the glass panels, and installing mesh fencing.
Electrical connections for lighting are completed during this phase, with every bolt torqued and every connection commissioned to specification.
High-quality artificial turf is rolled out with carefully positioned integrated lines, then joined and glued into place.
Specialist silica sand infill is applied to stabilise the surface and create the perfect bounce. We walk you through every element on completion. Match-ready from day one.
You typically need planning permission from your local council, especially if the court involves lighting, fencing, or changes to land use. Our team can provide guidance on the planning process as part of your initial consultation.
On average, 4 to 6 weeks from ground preparation to final installation. Supply-only courts can be ready to dispatch from our facility in as little as 3 weeks.
Padel courts require a concrete or reinforced slab base with proper drainage. We carry out a detailed site survey to assess exactly what is needed for your specific site.
Yes, we regularly handle tennis court conversions and can advise on the best approach for your specific surface. Most conversions are a cost-effective route to bringing padel to existing facilities.
Costs vary depending on court configuration, site conditions, and scope of installation. See our detailed cost guide or get in touch for a tailored quote.
Both. We offer supply-only, supply and install, and full turnkey delivery including groundworks. Every project is managed in-house from enquiry to handover.
Speak to our team about your site, your timeline, and your budget. Free site assessments, no obligation, tailored proposals within 24 hours.
